Portable Buildings of Australia Nomination
The task force has prepared the necessary documents in draft to fulfil the requirements for nomination of the Portable Buildings for inscription on the World Heritage List.
Our draft Nomination documents
There are three key documents :
The Proposal outlines the process for the nomination of the Portable Buildings of Australia for inscription on the World Heritage List: the what, where, when, how and why.
The Tentative List Submission is the first official document required in the formal process. The task force’s draft document is in accordance with the guidelines and template provided by UNESCO for the tentative listing of properties for inscription on the World Heritage List.
The Nomination is the comprehensive document that is ultimately submitted to the World Heritage authorities by the Commonwealth of Australia (the State) for assessment and consideration. The task force has prepared this document in accordance with the guidelines and template provided by UNESCO for the nomination of properties for inscription on the World Heritage List.
These draft documents demonstrate that we have completed much of the hard work, on behalf of the nominating State, in providing a framework for moving forward.
These analytical essays are a significant component of both the Tentative List Submission and the Nomination document. They provide the historical background, description and analysis of the 118 buildings which together form the Property proposed for Nomination to the World Heritage List.
Essays
Places datasheets
These datasheets are also a significant component of both the Tentative List Submission and the Nomination documents. A three page datasheet has been prepared for each building and they have been grouped by State. Each datasheet provides the specific information about the individual building, as required by UNESCO and they are cross referenced with the Tentative List Submission and Nomination documents as well as the relevant Essays.
